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Real-Life Walter White is Wanted For Manufacturing Meth in Alabama

A real-life Walter White (pictured on the right) shares a name and drug related track record with the fictional chemistry teacher-turned meth dealer on Breaking Bad, a popular television show on AMC. According to the Crime Beat section of TuscaloosaNews.com, Walter White was placed on the Tuscaloosa County “Most Wanted” list.

White, 55, was on probation for a 2008 charge of making methamphetamine when he was arrested on similar charges in Bibb County earlier this year.

White’s last known address was in the 22000 block of Eastern Valley Road in McCalla. The charges of possession of a controlled substance, trafficking methamphetamine, possession of precursor materials and manufacturing a controlled substance in Bibb County violated the conditions of his probation for the case in Tuscaloosa County.

Anyone with information about White is asked to call the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff’s Office at 205-752-0616 or CrimeStoppers at 205-752-STOP(7867).